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* Ensure that you have {{package|qt-at-spi}} and {{package|orca}} packages installed. | * Ensure that you have {{package|qt-at-spi}} and {{package|orca}} packages installed. | ||
* Test case [[QA:Testcase KDE4 Desktop Effects|Desktop Effects]] should have passed. | * Test case [[QA:Testcase KDE4 Desktop Effects|Desktop Effects]] should have passed. | ||
* | * Set "QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1" in your environment by running: <code>echo "export QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1" > /etc/kde/env/qt-at-spi.sh</code> and relogin to KDE. | ||
|actions= | |actions= | ||
# Navigate "System Settings" - "Desktop Effects" - "All Effects" and try all effects in "Accessibility" section. Use shortkeys to enable/disable effects. | # Navigate "System Settings" - "Desktop Effects" - "All Effects" and try all effects in "Accessibility" section. Use shortkeys to enable/disable effects. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:22, 15 November 2012
Description
Even if you don't need to use accessibility technologies. Please find some time to test it for users who depends on these functionality.
Setup
- Ensure that you have
qt-at-spi - Test case Desktop Effects should have passed.
- Set "QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1" in your environment by running:
echo "export QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1" > /etc/kde/env/qt-at-spi.shand relogin to KDE.
How to test
- Navigate "System Settings" - "Desktop Effects" - "All Effects" and try all effects in "Accessibility" section. Use shortkeys to enable/disable effects.
- Run "Orca" application and using screen reader try to navigate in various KDE applications by mouse and keyboard. Read block of text using "+" key.
Expected Results
- All accessibility "effects" should work as in their descriptions. You can configure shortkeys and enable/disable effects with them.
- Orca should read navigation buttons when using mouse and keyboard. Orca should read block of text like websites and documents.